Only one other person found these as amusing as I did, so to her I say, ‘thank you’. My mini-photo session took place in the lab while waiting for some some reagents to thaw and possibly lasted a bit longer than necessary. Either way, I was happy to have an unintentionally hilarious co-worker join me for the morning.
I hope your eyeballs find these as funny as mine did/still do.
Until early last week my photography extended only as far as camera phones and some fairly fancy point-and-shoots (Sony or Panasonic) would allow. That all changed Tuesday when a small package awaited my arrival on the back steps. My first DSLR and lens sat inside. Within an hour everything was charged, put together, ready to go. The remainder of my evening was spent enjoying the gorgeous weather and park wildlife with my new baby (the camera, not an actual infant).
Duck - Hermann Park (Houston)
Museum District (Houston)
Nutria - Hermann Park (Houston)
Corndog, a friend and former co-worker, asked if I would be able to pick her up from the airport this past weekend. I obliged and met her at the pick-up area late Friday night. Once we were out of the airport I informed her our tunes for the drive back would be provided by Mike Posner. She was fine with that. Somewhere in-between catching up I mentioned that I was pretty excited about his new album and sang a little of the the new song to see if she’d heard it.
“Corndoodles, I LOVE it! Pretty sure I jam out to it in the lab con-stant-ly…it goes ‘she looks like sex, sex, sex’…have you heard it?!”
“Umm, no…or maybe it’s the way you’re singing it.”
“I’ll post it for you when I get back to apartment! Then you can see if you’ve heard it!!” (Yes, I really was that excited)
She was pretty amused by my “Bow Chicka Wow Wow” duet, but her response to “Looks Like Sex” went a little something like this:
“Ok…I can honestly say two things: 1)that I’ve never heard that song before, and 2) it weirds me out that you like it…pretty big jump from Justin Nozuka:)”
It’ll grow on her, or I’ll sing it so much that it becomes not so weird anymore…and then it’ll grow on her.
